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MEDF'ORD MAIL TRIBUXE. MEDFORD. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. TUNE 5. 1935. PAGE NINE Local and Merlforri Visitors Among Mod lorn visiters today have been Mr. and Mrs Or lie Hale of Alturas. Cal. Leaves for Dallas Mrs. M. . Stor-.i of Jacksonville left last night iy tratu enroute to Dallas Tex. leaves for Portland Leaving to: Portland last n'.slit by train wf.s Georpe Elfers of Phoenix. Return from Klamath Jj'ie Sned loor returned la?t evening from business tr'p to Klamath Fall Back to Crater Lake Od Hughes ranger, returned to Crater Lake na tlonal pirit today, having been 8 Me ford visitor. To l.o Ancclcs Preston C Soren son was fmoa? those leaving thia ciw by train last evening. He was en route to Los Angeles. Kellef Cnrpo to Meet Women's Re lief corps will meet Thursday at 3 o'clock at the Armory, announcement stated today. ' At Sar-frt Heart Mrs. P. H. Gra of 43 Summit avenue underwent a major operation this morning at fchs Sacred Heart hospital. Ha Minor Operation Catherine Doran of 710 South Oakdale under went a minor operation at the Sacre-i Heart hospital this morning Legion Auxiliary Party The Amer ican Legion Auxiliary Is planning a card pirtv tomorrow nijtht at tn-i home of .Mrs. Fluhrer. Thee will be 38 tables In play. Kvp-cteil to Arrle Jack GanfieM of this cty. who has been attending Seattle Pacific college this winter. Is expected to return home this ever, lng. making the trip by train. llchan;ed from rT tfelson C Borden ieft last nfcht by tr.Jn fv Berwyn. 111., and Samuel D T?.ro lef1. for Chicago, both rmvlmt been dis charged from Med ford CCC district. To Avilnml Among those leaving this morning on the Oregonlan to: Ashland were Misses Everetta Gilles pie and Maxine Robinson, and Ralph Thomas. Patient at Hospital Amon? pati ents at the Sacred Heart hospital t? day is Mi?. C. Z. Loosley of 518 Pa.k avenue, who underwent an -jpsratlon yesterday. Attend Graduation Dr. nnd Mi3. C. R. Slmklns returned TuesJsy from Corvallls. where they attended thc.r son Glenn's graduation at Oregon State coilee. Glenn Stmfc'na will spend the summer at Oregon Caves Medford Visitors Mr. and Mrs. A M. Thompson of Los Ansclea, who an? spending the summer at a -smp on Rot;ue r1 .-er. were guests of Mr ani Mrs. Carl Bowman in Med ford Tues day, .Miss Koift l.enrlnrr Ml? Amelia t Kraft, dvvtfiter of Mr. and Mrs Chris ' Kraft of Canby. Ore.. Is placing t. leave on this evening's train for that town, to pend the summer with hr parents. Heturns to Rose City M es Hele.i Bossier 'turned to Portland today having spent the past week with he parents, Mr. and Mrs M Bo?ler oi route 4. Miss Bossier graduated from St. Vincent's school of nurses on Mav 27. Cooked Food pale Planned H bekah lode will have a cooked food sale Saturday at the former campbr clothing -tore on Mam street it was announced. All members who ha not been solicited are askeC to call 1145-X. TALKING PICTURES BIG PICTURES Featuring 9 Famous Race Drivers Dare Devil Stunts 9 Comedy and Thrills Bring the Family Invite your Friends IT'S ALL Free At Gur Showrooms THURS . 8:00 P. M. Mead Motor Co. r-i- St Personal To Grants Pass L. E. Pe--son le . yesterday by train for Gran's Pass. Newton Visits 'Attending to bust ne in Medford today was C H. New ton of Tiient. Visit In Ashland Mr. and Mrs. A W. Ay and daughter Allon from j Medford visited in Ashland rueaday Has Operation Mrs. Do a BngK- hardt of Medford underwent a mas- j told operation at th Commi; i;y hos- j pital Monday morning. Ashland Tld- trig. Will Visit Schoenls Billy Lym-n Jackson left Sunday by train lor Port land and Olympia, Wash., for a 10 days visit with Mr. and Mr Arthur Schoenl at the latter city. Visit Diamond l,ake Mr. e,n! Mt'4. Albert Peasley and Mr. and Mrs. J W. Hannt-rs. who, nave been guests of the Poaleys from their home H. Portland, visited Diamond like Sun day, and report good flshirg. M Hanners is Mrs. Peosley's father. Transferred North Tlie Grants pass Courier v.ates that Mr. and M-s Floyd Parsons, formerly of Grants Pass. hav gone to Portland from Medfo d. thsir recent heme. Mr. Parsons, who hat been in charsre of a Shell service sta tion at Medford, has been transferred to Portland. National park officials announced today that the stretch of highway between Park headquarters and the rim of Crater lake, which for the past week has been open to one way traffic, has been entirely cleared of snow, allowing two-way travel to the lodge. Snow is still more than five feet deep in the park and motorists who take advantage of the opporunUy. may drive through canyons of the white drifts. Many are visiting the lake, officials reported, attracted by the unusually beautiful snow scene ry. The lake may be reached easily both from the Klamath Falls side and from thts city. The roads to Diamond lake are aUo open, allowing travellers to reach this popular fishing resort from Union creek or from The Da lies -California highway. RITES HELD TODAY Funeral services for Mrs. Charlotte Niedermeyer were conducted thts afternoon, with Interment at the Medford Memorial mausoleum. Mrs, Niedermeyer died at a local hospital Monday. Honorary pall -bearers were J. W. Godward, W. W. Hartley. William Bohnert. J. W. Wakefield. C. U. Hoover and I. A. Dew. Due to misinformation, some of the dates published In the obituary of Mrs. Niedermeyer in th is paper yesterday were Incorrect. She was born In Borgholzhausen. Germany. December 25. 1863, and came to this country, settling in Nebraska In 1886. , The family resided in Nebraska until 1900. at which time they came to Medford, living In this city for two years before moving to their farm near Jacksonville In 1902. BIRTHS Born to Mr. and Mrs. Alvln S Sul len, a sevin-pound daughter, at the!.' home at 614 South Central avenue last night. The young lady has be. named Barbara Jean. Communications From Mrs. Martin. To the Editor: Tn regard to the article, published in your paper of June 4 concerning myself and the final dismissal ot , the indictment against me. I see no good purpose served by the star, ment. "The buggy whipping grew ! out of the turmoil incited by agt ! tatora Banks and Fehl. both now 1 serving prison terms." It seems to j ma this is unfair to me and not ac ! cording to the facts. The whipping ; j Incident had nothing to do with the Banks-Fehl agitstlon. but was purely a personal affair between me and 1 Mr. Hall, the editor of the Jackson ! villa Miner. In Justice to myself l ' wish you would kindly publish this j correction. HENRIETTA B. MARTIN. Medford, June 5. PRE SCHOOL CLINIC TO BE HELD FRIDAY Announcement was made today that a pre-school baby cllnle. spon sored by the Parent-Teachers' asso ciation will be held at the Howard school on the old Central Point high way on Friday, June 13. between the hours of 1:30 and 4 o'clock. All those parents interested are urged to bring their children. Phone 1300 for Towing or Wrecker Service Anywhere Anytime Lewis Super Service TWO-WAY TRAFFIC TO LAKE RIM NOW I MRS.NIMEYEK Livestock, PORTLAND. June 5. ,T'- fUSDA I HOGS: 200 including 29 direct; mar ket active, mostly steady: -;ood to choice 1H5-215 weight. 9.30-9.35; 23f-290-lb.. 3.50-9.00: light llg.ts. 8 50 8.75; packing sows. 7-7.25; fder p'i? saleable nround 8.75. CATTLE: 100 Including 44 throug1: and direct: calves. 25 including l.t direct; nisrket slow, mostly steady a recent declines: common to medium grass atrs. 5.50-7 50; few Vlfers 6 8; low cutter and cutter cows 2.7V 3.75: common to medium 4 35-5 bulls, 4.50-5 00; heavy causae bulls quotable up to 5.50; medium to goo vealers to 5.50-7.00 SHEEP: 80 Olncluding 18 dlrevt. market KCttve. fully steady; gord spring lambs mostly 6 75-8.90; few t 7.00; common to medium, 4-3.25; me dium grade yearlings, 4-4 50; ag.'d wethers lown to 2 50; slaughter ewe mostly 1-1.50; good light Klrds'u 2.00. CHICAGO, June 5. fn fU S. Dept. Ar) HOGS: 11.0J0; slow, about steady; better grade 100-26") lbs. 9.85-10.00. top 10.05" 30J 370 lbi 9.50-70; 140-160 lbs. 8.25-6?: SOW. 8.75-900. CATTLE: 9000: few sales weak to 25 lower; top fed steers 13.?5; ev eral loads 1325-1300; helfe-? aoou; steady but lower grade beef :ows and all cutters weak to 25 lower, meager supply cows of value to sell 7.00 up ward; bulls 10-15 lower; veale-i steady: top sausage bulls 6.j0. SHEEP: 800 Including IB dtrec. sale to test rang of prlcei active strong to hlrher on the few her:, medium lo near choice 74-98 .ba. 7.35 75; 2 doubles rather plain 74 "b. Cali fornia spring lambs 9.00 around 2 per cent sort to packers 8 00 goot to choice 62-78 lb. native wringers 9.50-75: sheep little changed; ewes 2.00-3.50. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. June 6. Pi (V. S. Dept. Agr.) CATTLE: 100. fairly active, steers and rhe-stock around steady: bulls weak to 25 low er; medi'im-good 1052-1103 .b. gra-s steers 7.50-8.00; few common 6.00-50: package 184 lb. yearling leedVr stee:s 7.00; medium-ood under 1 150 I1' grass cows 5 25-6 00 few ft dairy type 4.25: low-cutter-cutters L50-4.0C; good bulls eligible 5 50 to possibly 5.75; calves: 25 SHEE3P: 25; active, steady to slightly nigher; deck good 68 lb. wool ed north coast lambs 7.30. srt-de" medium-aood 61 lb. wooled 7 00, sort ed 15 per cent; package 55 lb. shorr 6.50. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., June 5. (AP) Grain: Open High low Close July 7114 - .71 i .71 .71 Sep 71 .71 .71 .71 , Dec 72'i .72 .72! .72"3 Cash: Big Bend bluestem 83'i Dark hard winter (12 pet.) 88 Dark hard winter (11 pet.) 75 Soft white, western white 70'i Hard, winter 70 Northern spring 71 Western red 69 Oats No. 2 whit 26. Corn No. 2 eastern yellow $40.25. Mlllrun standard (25. Today's car receipts: Wheat 16. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO. June 5. Prospect i that the 1935 United States wheai harvest will be in excess of domestic requirements did much to ese gratn markets today. Wheat: Open High Low Clo. June 83 July 83 , 84 8? 83 Z Sept 84, 84 84 84 Dec 88-87 87', 871, San Francisco Butterfat. SAN FRANCISCO. June 5. (P) First grade butterfat 291$ fo.b. Sax Francisco. Use Mall Tribune want ads. ExpecL much of The Talace Hotel San Francisco... I yj Expect much of San Francisco's famed Palace Hotel for you will receive much. Expect large, modern, and comfortable guestrooms, for example. The Palace covers a city block of two acres, yet it has only 6oo rooms,, all of them large, all with bath. Expect, too, courteous forethought for your needs; fine food in distinguished restaurants, beautiful surroundings, and J shops, theatres, financial and commercial districts close at hand. From f) per day tingle) up. PALACE HOTEL SAN FRANCISCO Arrh.b.ld H. Pfit Mng' isi! Coming Thursday 1 Americas ace humorist and top ranking motion picture star Will Rogers to be explicit will be at the Cratenan theatar starting tomorrow in his newest and. from all report, his funniest picture, "Doubting Thomas." Rogers portrays the role of a sim ple, home-loving sau.sage manuiac turer. whose home-life Is suddenly tossed into a turmoil when an ama teur Impresario, Alison Sklpworth, persuades his wife. Blilln Burke, that fche has been suppressed all her mar ried life and that she really belongs to the stage and her public. Rogers son. Frank Albertson, finds that his girl friend, Frances Grant, has also become stage-struck. Father and son have their troubles after wife and fiancee appear in an ama teur charity show said to be one ol the high spots of the film. Rogers finally effects a cure that will make the star more loved than ever. Sterling Holloway is the bungling sound-effects man for the amateur play, while others Include Gad Pat rick, John Qualen and T. Roy Barnes. Wall St. Report NEW YORK, June 5. (API Bulls on utility shares and bears on non ferrous metal Issues contested for control of the trend of stock pricrr. today, with bulls getting a slight edge. The market closed Irregular) T high or. with a number of issues up fre.o tions to moro than 2 points, alihouh final prices were generally under the day's best. The turnover approxi mated 1.110.000 sharps. Today's closing prices for 32 se lected stocks follow; Al. Chem. & Dye HBU American Can 127 American & Foreign Power 4'j A. T. & T , 137 1.4 Anaconda 5s Atch. T. & S. F 41 '4 Bendlx Aviation u Bethlehem Steel 25 California Packing 35' Caterpillar Tractor 4fl'j Chrysler 45 1 Commercial Solvent 19 '-4 curtiss-Wright 2'4 DuPont 98'; General Foods 34' j General Motors 30 '4 Internationa Harvester 39 '-i I. T. & T 8i ' Johns-Manville 47". Montgomery Ward 25 "i mm Starts Today 3 Days Tiie most mam moth spectacle, of nil time f leus me ncanue ft romance of the 4 g Hren nf the Mle i'j and A n I o ny o f t(S . with CLAUDETTE COLBERT WILLIAM HENRY WiLCOXON lir.AIHNfi PA5T OF 1,000s IRVIN S. COBB in "Nosed Out" Novelty Ne wrel 31 1 " 1 V M Spencer Tracy in 1, ,Nff 1 2lwA Bald to be riotous with its taugh- I punctured situations, "It's a Small World" Is at the Rialto theater for today and tomorrow with Spencer Tracy and Wendy Barrie in the lead ing roles. The story deals with two fast mo tor cars, doing eighty somewhere in Louisiana and meeting (also stop plngi in a head-on collision. No cas ualties, happily. A slick young lawyer i Penney (J. C.) 70l; jPhilllpst Petroleum 21; j Radio 51; Southern Pacific 16 Std. Brands 14", Std. Oil Cal 3.V, Std. Oil N. J 49 Trans. America fi Union Carbide 6R"3 United Aircraft 12, U. S. Steel 32 't Silver. NEW YORK. June 5. .pi- Bar si', ver steady, unrhaivjed at 72'j. Blindness Fails To Daunt Youth MANSFIELD, O. (UP When Vance Stuller, of BcHvlllc near here, was eight years old he ran into the limb of a tree while pli.ying and it cost him the sight of both eyes. However, ho didn't let the handicap daunt htm and today he Is one ol TODAY and 1 22SMSJpja of yzmiBmMm& T and Y SSIW5w-- V Stifi&F'1 flirt "rah but tbi S they met ftgan ' , tpt I EXTRA! RAVMONO g Btr Boop Cartoon yj yP V) S There's Something p About a Soldier' Rialto Comedy 1 wyn steps out of his wreckage and begin to henp Invective. A smart girl steps out of her wreckage, and refuses to listen. They go to Jail Tor reckless driving. When the lawyer takes ad vantage of an old Napoleonic law giving him the right to the debtor's body, fun starts. In the supporting cast are Ray mond Walburn. Virginia Sale, and Astrld Allwyn, among others. the leading attorneja and cltisens of this section. Stuller. now 26. Is a graduate of two universities and passed the bar examination with high honors. He la a talented musician and paid a part of htn schooling expenses bv tuning pianos. Fleas Unchanged Throughout Ages PALMNTCKEN. Germany (AP) For about 6.000.000 years, say emi nent German naturalists, the flea has not changed In form. They camo to this conclusion after studying amber found In East Prus sia, in which fleas were embedded. Tlie age of the amber was set at A .000.000 years. The flea is thought to be the only creature extant in which nature has not made some change In that long period. Use Mall Tribune want ads. THURSDAY! In Roxy Hit v v - I Claudrtte Colbert Is featured m the title role of Cecil P. DcMille's mammoth spectacle "Cleopatra." opening a three-day run at the Roxy theater today. Featured with Warren William and Henry Wllcoxon. Miss Colbert portrays the role of the queen whose love destroyed two em pires and changed the destiny of the world. Po Mnr I,ald Cement Wnlk XENIA, Ohio (UP) Donning over alls, Dr. W. H. Tllford. pastor of the Presbyterian church here, led his congregation in laying 700 square feet of cement sidewalks In front of the church. Cull for lVnrront. Notice is hereby given that there are fund on hard for the edem': tion of School District No. lt war rants No.. 12 to 37 lnolnsive. Pay able at the First National Bank of Medford, Oregon. Interest .o cea,e June fi, lf:ft BERTEEN-DAVLS. Clerk. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR 8 ALB '30 Chev. coach, 1122 N. Central. CLAIRVOYANT. PALMIST. Trut n fill advice on r.uslneas, love, marrla B03 NO. Riverside. FOR SALE; Baby busgy. Inquire 13 Cottage. SELLINO '.ots of zinnias, asL"s, marl polds, 2 do 25c. Did you f t your?.? Mrs. Dressier. 1107 E. Main. 3 AND 4-ROOM apts.. 0 i.nd $12. Call at 209 w. Jackson. III 1:no-o:ou lg,qjp1.l 1 Q ' jjOjKll''"' rlll Today Only Dizziest laff riot of married life since Adam ribbed Eve . . .1 7 '.- Piiia's the UIr noise In the the family CHARLIE RUGGLES '-, Irs!' s r t 4 -.4 ,-?N'. 1" v. v.. Pk.r?ifr i Vf:, -jf .' -'O- i IT '' 1 PERMANENT JOB Good .nonthlj salary; man with two-seat car. Cash equipment deposit 8180. Box 3131. Tribune FOR SALE Persian kittenr; canary -tnxe-s. $1 each; a:as ensrt'K A. R Hsnscom, Rt. 2. Box 24. Bl'Jdle roa4. WANTED Man for farm work, Son e experience with orchard pre'erred. Box 3125. Tribune. FRESH COWS and hea.7 springers a Dr. Smds ranch, Talent Phone 371-J-3. FOUND On K. Falls road May 30. bundle of laundry. Phone 195 Cen tral Point. Pay for ad. FOR SALE H-tfers: bt .if etOcV Kt. 4. Box 325. Medford. Just west of Phoenix. GOOJ USECARS 30-Day Written Guarantee. Reduced Prices. 1032 Chevrolet Sedan. 1934 Plvmouth Sedan. 1933 Ford V-8 Sedan. 193& Ford V-8 2-door 8edn with air wheels. 1934 studeaker 8 Sedan. Mke ne-r, snclal equipment. 1933 Chrvslor 6 Special Sedan. 1929 Cadillac Sedan. 1933 Chrysler Sport Coup 1P31 Chrysier 6 Sport Coupe. 1931 Chevrolet ft-passemze- Coupe. 1931 Chevrolet Snort Coupe, A doen others from $25 up. ARMSTRONG MOTORS. INC. Lot on Eftst 8th St. Tel. 18. Kidney Sufferers Amazed At Relief If you are suffering from kidney disorders, burning pains, nervousness, stiffness, rheumatic pains, loss of vi tality. don't waste a minute. Get bottle of Williams S.L.K. Formula and if not delighted with results your money will be refunded. Sold an guaranteed by Heath's Drug Stora. (Adv.) Chafinand Itching Rash easily soothed by the ana meaicauonor Resinol ft I . S 7. Rut Mama al ways jjeU tn the lat word . with MARY BOLAND STARTING TOMORROW Your favorite co. median ... In the screamingest pic ture of his great career I With Billie Burke Alison Skipworth SJerlina Hollowav n6 Gail Patrick" o Imagine Will as a CROONER! He'll hand you a hun dred howls a minute! Lfc ' H 1 ill lb
